Rajyogini Dadi Jankiji, Spiritual Head of Brahma Kumaris, dies at 104

She had celebrated her 102nd birthday in Mysuru in January 2018

Mysore/Mysuru: Brahma Kumaris Spiritual Head Rajyogini Dadi Jankiji (104) breathed her last at Global Hospital in Mount Abu, Rajasthan, early this morning.

Dadi Jankiji, who was the brand ambassador of Swachh Bharat Mission, was suffering from respiratory and stomach-related issues for the past two months, said an official statement.

A large number of devotees paid their last respects to the departed soul at Shantivan in the premises of Brahma Kumaris headquarters. Cremation took place at 3.30 pm.

File photo of Dadiji during her visit to Mysuru in January 2018.

Remembering Dadiji’s Mysuru visit

It may be recalled, Prajapita Brahma Kumari Ishwariya Vishwa Vidyalaya, Mysuru, had organised an enlightening get-together with Rajyogini Dadi Jankiji, Chief of Brahma Kumaris, Mount Abu, at Gyan Sarovar in Lingadevarakoppal, Hunsur Road, Mysuru district on Jan.6, 2018.

Sri Shivarathri Deshikendra Swamiji of Suttur Srikshetra, Sri Nirmalanandanatha Swamiji of Adichunchanagiri Mutt, B.K. Ashaji, Director, Om Shanti Retreat Centre, Delhi and Chairperson, Administrators’ Service Wing, Brahma Kumaris, Mount Abu and B.K. Lakshmiji, Chief Coordinator, Brahma Kumaris, Mysuru Sub-Zone, were among the spiritual leaders at the meet.

Another event titled ‘Karnataka Santa Samagama’ had been organised at Gyan Sarovar on Jan.7 by Brahma Kumaris, Mysuru Sub-Zone, in association with Suttur Mutt.

Rajyogini Dadi Jankiji had inaugurated the event where discussions were held on ‘Attaining superlative culture through the power of God.’ On the occasion, a huge cake was cut to mark the 102nd birthday of Dadi Jankiji.

File photo of Suttur Seer greeting Dadiji on her 102nd birthday in Mysuru. Dadi Jankiji was born on January 1, 1916.

Profile: Rajyogini Dadi Jankiji had dedicated more than 80 years of her life to the work of the Prajapita Brahma Kumari Ishwariya Vishwa Vidyalaya of which she was the Administrative Head. After serving throughout India in the years following independence, she moved to London, UK, in 1974 and from there her vision and drive saw the organisation’s teachings carried into more than 100 countries. She had been based back in India since August 2007, at the main headquarters in Mount Abu, Rajasthan, following the passing away of Dadi Prakashmani, the former Head.

Condoled: A large number of devotees and followers of Dadiji in Mysuru including the brothers and sisters of the organisation that has various branches in Mysuru have condoled her death.

This post was published on March 27, 2020 6:42 pm